Chris ‘Topher’ Gardner | Natural Biotechnology, Alternative Energy, & Other Suppressed Systems

Summary

Biochar producer and dome builder Christopher 'Topher' Gardner explains how he applies the ideas of Viktor Schauberger, Wilhelm Reich, John Keely, and John Bedini on his 10-acre Missouri homestead. He claims over-unity magnet motors, supercapacitors, and 'etheric' energy systems were deliberately suppressed, while sharing results with urine therapy, diamagnetic biochar, and earth-coupled cooling. He also says the phi-ratio star domes he builds act like antenna arrays that bring rain, a mission he believes was given to him by a divine message.

Key takeaways

• 1Gardner says he read Callum Coats' book 'Living Energies,' about Viktor Schauberger, about a dozen times, and credits Schauberger with defining electricity as temperature differential.
• 2He claims the supercapacitor company he bought from in 2006, a Texas Instruments company, was acquired by Lockheed Skunk Works within six months and its technology went top secret.
• 3He describes John Bedini's 'schoolgirl motor' as an over-unity device using 'Scalar North' created by forcing two north-pole magnets together, which he says is 40 times stronger than a single pole, and says Bedini's Idaho workshop burned down after he worked out solid-state supercapacitors.
• 4Gardner suggests Nikola Tesla is an 'umbrella' figure credited with inventions from a suppressed 'old world,' and host Greg Carlwood points to 33/32 number coding around Tesla's death in room 3327 on the 33rd floor of the Hotel New Yorker.
• 5Gardner links deliberate public ignorance to the Reece Commission and John Taylor Gatto's critique of education, and the host ties the banning of hemp to William Randolph Hearst's timber interests.
• 6Gardner claims Shivambu (urine therapy) healed a deep auger cut on his finger within four days, and that urine contains genetically matched 'pleomorphic cells.'
• 7He claims his phi-ratio star domes act as weather-modifying antenna arrays, citing about 100 inches of rain in one week in southern Costa Rica and Missouri's wettest July on record.
• 8He says he mixes biochar into concrete to block EMFs and microwaves, has poured an orgonite epoxy floor, and runs Black Gold Biochar, producing 400 tons a month.

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Transcript excerpt

It's the end of the world as we know it, but I feel fine. From the Sunshine State, I'm Greg Carlwood. And there's a real argument that the puppet masters of the power pyramid maintain their power primarily by managing the public's perception on resources and instilling the belief that their management and distribution skills are needed no matter how badly they execute because the alternative could be much worse. And a crucial component of engineering that mindset is producing sufficient propaganda that says industrialized corporatocracy produces abundance in a naturally scarce, harsh, and unforgiving world. It doesn't seem to be true, but we've been herded into small apartments and concrete cities, HOA dictatorships, and a rental racket so that even if we had the hunch, our ability to even test it is quite limited today. I've come to believe that one of the primary battlegrounds is land ownership and the autonomy to plant your own ever-yielding fruit trees and healing herbs, care for your own chickens, and experiment with a wide range of esoteric and naturalistic technologies from electroculture and cloud-busting organite to vortexing structured water that comes right from the earth and the supercharged benefits of properly cultivated soil. Well, today we're talking to someone who's done all this and more, and that's Christopher Topher Gardner, host of the Biocharisma podcast on a 10-acre plot in rural Missouri. He's put into practice much of the wisdom he gained from many of the bright minds we talk about around here, Nikola Tesla, Wilhelm Reich, Viktor Schauberger, and many more. ...

Excerpt from The Higherside Chats, Sep 21, 2026. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.